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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7920, 12 April 1887, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. At Eleven o'Clock, * TRADE SALE OF EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell ou the above date, at eloven o'clock, /s£& CRATES AND CASKS OF ABOVE GOODS. '•'Jferma at Sale. TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13), At Eleven o'Clook. LADIES' WINTER MANTLES AND JACKETS. NEW GOODS JUST LANDED. FOR POSITIVE SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received Instructions to sell to-morrow, at eleven o'clock, O CASES LADIES' MANTLES AND JACKETS,-NEW GOODS. Also, SMALL STOCK OF A TAILOR'S TWEEDS AND COATINGS. No Reserve. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, At Twelve o'Clock noon. THE ■ MAGNIFICENT AND WELLKNOWN PROPERTY, WOODLAND'S FARM, WAIROA SOUTH. WITHIN EASY '.DISTANCE OF AUCKLAND, BY ROAD OR WATER. GABRIEL LEWIS Hao received instructions, to offer for sale, at the Arcade Auction Roorue, at twelve o'clock, THIS VALUABLE PROPERTYsituated at Wairoa South, near tho mouth of tho Wairoa River, and adjoining the Farm of the late Mr. Halo. It has a frontage to the River, as woll aa to the Main Koad, being distant from Auckland 30 miles by road, and 25 by wator. There is constant and regular communieaiion by steamer with Auckland, and thore Is a small pier on the property. The land Is improved and partly fonced, as shown on plan, and is subdivided Into Farms of 25 to BO acres, each section having an abundint supply of fresh water. These sections consist of perfectly lerel and rich alluvial land of unrivalled quality. To small settlers especially, this is a rare opportunity of acquiring land of a superior quality, on tasy terms. The natural beauties of Wairoa are wellknown, and that the climate is nnsurpassod for fruitgrowing. Liberal terms, 25 per cent, canb, balance at 7 per cent, for three or flro years. The dopoelt will be refunded in the event of the purchaser's erecting a Dwellinghouse to the valuo of £126. Fanhor particulars from the Auctioneer; or Wni. Altken, Shortland-street. B. C. CAKB.) |B. D. TONES. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, At eleven o'clock. CONTINUATION OF SALE AT BOYD'S POTTERY, NEWTON. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. THE BALANCE OF BRICKS, FIREBKICKS*, Ucartlu, Sinks, Building Materials, &c, me., will be sold on tbo abovo date, at the Pottery, at eleven o'clock. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. PUKEKOHE SALE. Thn undersigned will hold their Monthly Sale at the Pukekohe Yard?, on Wednesday, Atri! 13th, of STEERS Dry and Eairy Cows Calves, Yearlings, aud Store Cattlo HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. JUN C T lON YARDS. In consequence of Tuosday next, being Raco Day, tbo nndersigned will hold their usual Weekly Sale, at the Junction Yards on Wednesday, April 13, Of FAT CATTLE Fat Sheop Fiit Lambs Dairy and store Cows Veal Calves, Pigs, etc. 40 Good forkera HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. For Sale Every Tuosday at Eleven o'clock, WOOL, HIDES. SHEEPSKINS TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, APRIL 16. FIRST-CLASS HACKS, AND HARNESS HOKSES, FOR SALE, AT CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. Tho Ucderßigned lias received instructions from iluir Douglas, ICsq., Bruntwood, to coll at the Cambridge Yardf.on Saturday, April 10, mHE FOLLOWING WELL-BRED JL HORSES:— Chestnut Oeldin?, five->e>ir-old, stands 16 hands; by Feve out of fast Trotting Mare Chestnut Mare, four-year-old, stands 15 bands 2 inches ; by Feve out of fast Trotting Mare Bay Mare, four-year-old, 15 hands 2i inches; by Sterllngworth. The above are all first-class Hacks and broken to Doublo Harness, the chestnuts by Feve are a perfect match, all are good cross-country horses and the Auctioneers can highly recommend them to any person requiring good animals. At Half-past Two o'Clock. W. J. HUNTER & CO,, Auctioneers.